Master of Arts in Gender Studies with Thesis

About this programme

Maryna Romanets, Professor Emerita (English) Nancy Stevens, Associate Professor and Coordinator Kristen Guest, Professor (English) Jacqueline Holler, Professor (Global and International Studies) Fiona MacPhail, Professor (Economics) Angèle Smith, Professor (Anthropology) Dana Wessell Lightfoot, Professor (History) Sara Farhan, Associate Professor (History) Gabrielle Daoust, Assistant Professor (Global and International Studies) Luna KC, Assistant Professor (Global and International Studies) Theresa Healy, Adjunct Professor Dawn Hemingway, Adjunct Professor Anita Shaw, Adjunct Professor Website: www.unbc.ca/gender-studies The Gender Studies MA program at UNBC offers the opportunity to work with scholars in a variety of disciplines who share a focus on women and/or gender as a category of analysis. The program has particular strengths in areas such as gender, literature, and cultural studies; gender, history, and anthropology; gender, colonialism, and postcolonialism; gender and globalization; feminism, justice, and ethics; gender and health; and gender and international studies. Gender Studies MA students have the opportunity to design a course of study that incorporates gender- or feminism-based methodologies and interdisciplinarity while developing expertise in an area of concentration. While providing a transnational frame of reference, we also pay attention to the national and regional; students therefore emerge from the program with both a broad analytical framework and a well-developed focus. Application deadlines are found online at: www.unbc.ca/admissions/graduate .